Do I have enough out-of-pocket expenses to make a Health Care Flexible Spending Account worthwhile?
Some examples of common out-of-pocket expenses covered by a Health Care Flexible Spending Account include: copays/deductibles, eye exams/Lasik surgery, eyeglasses, contact lenses, saline solution, chiropractic treatment, orthodontia and dental work. A Health Care Flexible Spending Account can be a valuable way to fund these expenses on a tax-free basis.
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- Do I have enough out-of-pocket expenses to make a Health Care Flexible Spending Account worthwhile?
